I agree with everything the first 5 reviewers already said, especially the third reviewer (Shaun V) . This documentary shows so much more to the story than what the headlines told. It shows a real person struggling as a mother, a sister and as a human. If you can allow yourself to really watch this and keep open minded to her staunch childhood, her adopted siblings childhood and her obviously unresolved issues, then the compassionate part of you can possibly see why she chose to go the route she did. That's not to say she couldn't benefit from professional help to work through the deep seeded causes, but this documentary brings to the light the actual human behind the headlines.
Review of The Rachel Divide
